Sentence examples for memory or not from inspiring English sources

These priming effects do not entail self-reference, so they occur whether the self is represented in the memory or not.

An example of a hypothesis-driven experiment is presented, where we investigated whether practise of a working memory task caused a shift in the neuronal representation of working memory or not.

Coke listed a number of disqualifications: if the witness 'becometh infamous, * * * Or if the witnesse be an infidell, or of nonsane memory, or not of discretion, or a partie interested, or the like.' I Coke Upon Littleton, 6.b.

As a faculty member of the excellent music department at Stony Brook University, Mr. Kalish spearheaded a change in the degree requirements in the 1980s, so that student pianists could play any work in their official recitals, from memory or not, whichever resulted in the best, most confident performance.

(The incompatibilist might rejoin that (c) is stipulative in the thought experiment; but in that case, Burge sides with Brueckner 1997a in rejecting (b).) Whether one accepts the "shifty" view of memory or not, the debate is important to opening up different interpretations of the slow switch thought experiment.

But it's still personal memory, or not exactly the way things happened.

Taken together, our data suggest that MB integrates the metabolic state of the flies via cross talk between autophagy and sNPF signaling with the decision whether to form memories or not and a block in this cross talk with aging gives rise to synaptic metaplasticity which initiates the age-induced memory impairment in Drosophila.

But, painful memories or not, these UFCW members have surprised everyone with their steely resolve.

A short while after disappearance of the memory array, a probe array appears and subjects report whether the probe array is identical to the memory array or not.

But mostly the memorial that sits on his lawn is a source of vague comfort to him, an unexpected prod to memory, welcome or not, for the drivers passing by.

The beholder's shudder relates to the memory, conscious or not, of that ancient nightmare in which one walks through the school cafeteria besmirched by some human stain while thinking one is safely clothed.